Sentence examples for notable chamber from inspiring English sources
David Agler leads the orchestra in a notable chamber reduction of Berg's large-scale score.
The program will include "Voice of the Whale," a multimedia performance of George Crumb's notable chamber piece "Vox Balaenae," played by the Ensemble ACJW.
Couperin also wrote notable chamber music, including trio sonatas (for harpsichord and two violins) and the Concerts royaux (c. 1714 15), which he composed for the king's Sunday evening entertainments.
Along with an eternal Requiem, some ravishing sacred choral music and a few notable chamber and orchestral works, there are of course the thirty-odd operas, at least twenty of which are in the core operatic canon.
Much of his other notable chamber music is written for unconventional ensembles.
WASHINGTON — Even in a Congress where bipartisanship and comity are now officially the exceptions to the regular order, the near implosion on Capitol Hill on Thursday was notable, as both chambers erupted in a furor that went on for much of the day.
Henri Sauguet, original name Henri-Pierre Poupard (born May 18 , 1901 Bordeaux, France died June 22 , 1989 Paris) French composer of orchestral, choral, and chamber music notable for its simple charm and melodic grace.
May 18 , 1901Bordeaux, France June 22 , 1989Paris, France Henri Sauguet, original name Henri-Pierre Poupard (born May 18 , 1901 Bordeaux, France died June 22 , 1989 Paris) French composer of orchestral, choral, and chamber music notable for its simple charm and melodic grace.
LUKE'S CHAMBER ENSEMBLE: "NOTABLE WOMEN" Joan Tower is the curator of this three-week festival; the first concert features the world première of Asha Srinivasan's "By the River Near Savathi" along with works by notable women composers of the past — Amy Beach, Rebecca Clarke, Ruth Crawford Seeger (the magnificent String Quartet), and Miriam Gideon.
The most notable feature of the chamber is the roof.
Attention eventually turned to the most notable no-show: the chamber's most powerful member.
